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Does Organic CTR Impact SEO Rankings?
You can read this very interesting study here about it in https://moz.com/blog/does-organic-ct...kings-new-data
Rand Fishkin founder of MOZ can explain a lot about it:
Which came first: the CTR or the ranking?
CTR and ranking are codependent variables. There’s obviously a relationship between the two, but which is causing what? In order to get to the bottom of this “chicken versus egg” situation, we’re going to have to do a bit more analysis.
We found on average, that if you beat the expected CTR, then you're far more likely to rank in more prominent positions.
So, based on our example of long-tail search terms for this niche, if a page:
Here's a greatly simplified rule of thumb:
The more your pages beat the expected organic CTR for a given position, the more likely you are to appear in prominent organic positions.
If your pages fall below the expected organic search CTR, then you'll find your pages in lower organic positions on the SERP.
A simple example:
Here’s one quick example from our 1000-keyword data set. For the query: “email subjects that get opened,” this page has a ridiculously high organic CTR of 52.17%, which beats the expected CTR for the top spot in this vertical by over 60%. It also generates insanely great engagement rates, including a time on page of over 24 minutes.
We believe that these two strong engagement metrics send a clear signal to Google that the page matches the query’s intent, despite not having an exact keyword match in the content.
Fishkin also says:
"I also highly encourage you to check out Rand Fishkin's Whiteboard Friday discussing clicks and click-through rate.
In short, the key point is this:
If a page is ranking in position 3, but gets a higher than expected CTR, Google may decide to rank that page higher because tons of people are obviously interested in that result.
Seems kind of obvious, right?"
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You can read this very interesting study here about it in https://moz.com/blog/does-organic-ct...kings-new-data
Rand Fishkin founder of MOZ can explain a lot about it:
Which came first: the CTR or the ranking?
CTR and ranking are codependent variables. There’s obviously a relationship between the two, but which is causing what? In order to get to the bottom of this “chicken versus egg” situation, we’re going to have to do a bit more analysis.
We found on average, that if you beat the expected CTR, then you're far more likely to rank in more prominent positions.
So, based on our example of long-tail search terms for this niche, if a page:
- Beats the expected CTR for a given position by 20 percent, you're likely to appear in position 1.
- Beats beat the expected CTR for a given position by 12 percent, then you're likely to appear in position 2.
- Falls below the expected CTR for a given position by 6 percent, then you're likely to appear in position 10.
Here's a greatly simplified rule of thumb:
The more your pages beat the expected organic CTR for a given position, the more likely you are to appear in prominent organic positions.
If your pages fall below the expected organic search CTR, then you'll find your pages in lower organic positions on the SERP.
A simple example:
Here’s one quick example from our 1000-keyword data set. For the query: “email subjects that get opened,” this page has a ridiculously high organic CTR of 52.17%, which beats the expected CTR for the top spot in this vertical by over 60%. It also generates insanely great engagement rates, including a time on page of over 24 minutes.
We believe that these two strong engagement metrics send a clear signal to Google that the page matches the query’s intent, despite not having an exact keyword match in the content.
Fishkin also says:
"I also highly encourage you to check out Rand Fishkin's Whiteboard Friday discussing clicks and click-through rate.
In short, the key point is this:
If a page is ranking in position 3, but gets a higher than expected CTR, Google may decide to rank that page higher because tons of people are obviously interested in that result.
Seems kind of obvious, right?"
OR
For Purchase direct without trial (We do not offer refunds. If you dont want the trial, do not ask for refunds latter. ) follow the next link:
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yenerich
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There are a lot of results in this same thread.
Some of them are:
Some testimonials (in this thread)
Look how it does increase by 1,325% the number of impressions and 1,978% the number of clicks in Google organic searches, that makes that the CTR grows to 90% and 92%
Its something never seeing before with any tool !!
yenerich
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Good to see this thread has 79 pages already! I remember I've tried the BETA version back in the day and it was pretty good as far as I remember. I think it's time to get back on board.
Great !!
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Yes, we are working on it.
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The update will be delivered when its time to do it.
Per example, when Google changes the way it reponse to different user agents. We can't force that kind of things.
This version is working fine right now, when its needed we will release an update.
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What do you mean by that?
It depends on the number of daily clicks that you can get for each keyword and how competitive is your keyword/niche.
I'm impressed that you've been at this with constant updates for over a year.
In one post, you said Reverse Proxies (MicroLeaves) gets you better results but fewer clicks. What did you mean by that?
I want to find a good sweet spot for clicks and price -- so if I have a VPS with your basic requirements would you recommend Storm Proxies or MicroLeaves? And how many proxies would be needed to best max out IGR?
In one post, you said Reverse Proxies (MicroLeaves) gets you better results but fewer clicks. What did you mean by that?
I want to find a good sweet spot for clicks and price -- so if I have a VPS with your basic requirements would you recommend Storm Proxies or MicroLeaves? And how many proxies would be needed to best max out IGR?
yenerich
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The software works fine, provide good results of the user follow carefully the instuctions... that why we have more than a year here and we plan to be a lot more, because people need all the help available to improve their Google rankings.
About the proxies... it depends on what are you looking for and your budget. Talking in a small budget and for a site in a not very competitive niche/keywords, you can use Microleaves.
Just have to make sure that you do not use too much threads to the same project. BUT you need to make sure that each keyword receive at least 500~1000 daily clicks to be noticed by Google.
StormProxies are good, but you need a bigger budget. BUT if you need to boost a big website with very competitive keywords, you may need 2 VPS and StormProxies with the 150 threads package, per example, to hit Google and get good results.
We have many customers that have 5 licences of IGR, so they are running it in 5 VPS with many proxies, because they are running in a very competitive niche and they need to boost they ranking in a competitive niche.
You can purchase and contact us in our HelpDesk we can help you to make some strategy.
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